Editorial
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Myanmar military’s sham election is yet another setback for gender equality
December’s election is set to cement the military’s culture of misogyny, further eroding women’s rights
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Myanmar Now at 10: A decade of chronicling Myanmar’s struggle for democracy
This month marks the 10th anniversary of Myanmar Now, which began its journey in August 2015.
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Darkness will continue to fall: Myanmar’s intractable electricity crisis
While Myanmar has abundant energy resources, it is the most energy-poor country among its neighbours and ranks near the bottom globally in terms of per capita electricity consumption
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USAID cuts will cost lives in Myanmar
“Trump and Musk are treating USAID like a hospital full of patients, in which they are pulling out all the doctors and nurses, shutting off the electricity and water, and locking the doors on the way out. Then in a couple months, they will wander back in to see if anyone survived”
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As president, Min Aung Hlaing will only prolong Myanmar’s misery
Most people in Myanmar don’t really care what Min Aung Hlaing calls himself; to them, he will always be a tinpot dictator, a little man with a maniacal craving for power.